Mr. Barry M. Wilson

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  Council president Barry Wilson said the anonymous act of "so-called civil disobedience" had no credibility.
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  Here is a challenge for the ACCL and spokesperson Barry Wilson:

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  Civil Liberties spokesman Barry Wilson says if the group cared enough about an issue its members would not remain anonymous.He says the lobbyists lack credibility unless they show their faces and such acts are misguided.
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  Mr Wilson says real campaigners state who they are and what they are fighting for.
  
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  Civil Liberties spokesman Barry Wilson says if the group cares enough about an issue its members would not stay anonymous.
  
  Wilson says the lobbyists lack credibility unless they show their faces and he says acts like this are misguided. He says real campaigners say who they are and what they are fighting for.

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  Last Visited: 12/31/2007  

  Civil Liberties spokesman Barry Wilson said the group should not remain anonymous.
  
  He said the lobbyists lack credibility unless they show their faces and such acts are misguided.
  
  "If they've broken the window in Helen Clark's office the taxpayer will be paying so they should at least be prepared to pay the cost of the window, front up in court and most of all, say exactly who they are," Mr Wilson said.

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  Published on: 5/9/2006    Last Visited: 4/3/2007  

  Council of Civil Liberties spokesman Barry Wilson says their use will have to be closely monitored.He says it is important the practice of using them as extra punishment for criminals does not emerge, as appears to be happening with pepper spray.
  
  Barry Wilson wants the Police Complaints Authority to approve the tasers before they are used.

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  Published on: 3/31/2001    Last Visited: 1/24/2002  

  Civil liberties spokesperson Barry Wilson attacks what he terms a "conspiracy of silence" over the issue."When has there been any informed public debate over whether New Zealanders need or want ID cards?The public, by and large, has been completely ignored," he says."New Zealanders voted against the ID card scheme when they dumped Labour."Computerworld sought ministerial and IRD response on the issues, but neither had answered our calls by press time.

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  Published on: 3/22/2001    Last Visited: 5/11/2002  

  Civil liberties spokesperson Barry Wilson attacks what he terms a "conspiracy of silence" over the issue."When has there been any informed public debate over whether New Zealanders need or want ID cards?The public, by and large, has been completely ignored," he says."New Zealanders voted against the ID card scheme when they dumped Labour."Computerworld sought ministerial and IRD response on the issues, but neither had answered our calls by press time.

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  Published on: 3/17/2001    Last Visited: 8/7/2001  

  Civil liberties spokesperson Barry Wilson attacks what he terms a conspiracy of silence over the issue.When has there been any informed public debate over whether New Zealanders need or want ID cards.The public , by and large , has been completely ignored , he says.New Zealanders voted against the ID card scheme when they dumped Labour..Computerworld sought ministerial and IRD response on the issues , but neither had answered our calls by press time.

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  Published on: 2/23/2001    Last Visited: 1/26/2006  

  Civil liberties spokesperson Barry Wilson attacks what he terms a "conspiracy of silence" over the issue. "When has there been any informed public debate over whether New Zealanders need or want ID cards?The public, by and large, has been completely ignored," he says.

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  Published on: 6/26/2001    Last Visited: 2/9/2002  

  Auckland Council of Civil Liberties spokesman Barry Wilson says he is pleased there will be questions about the right of the Prime Minister and police to intervene in peaceful protests.
  
  SPIDER OWNERS MAY FACE CHARGES
  
  A court appearance may be on the cards for the owners of the pet tarantula found in Christchurch.The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry seized the spider, identified as a Chile Rose Tarantula, from an aquarium in Aranui where it had lived for four years.MAF's Gita Parsot says it although this particular species does not pose a threat to humans, it is illegal to bring a tarantula into New Zealand without a permit.

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